Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-13

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70 gst Il il saeseanfui wurkina urdsr b,
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TIE arrival Of shs uniforms nscsssitnisd
. pos.ponanezt sfIf fhn liza.
tne me1SsnGsgs are unifoFme6 and
res oete1, aad 1heEs ere fsaF q thsn.
F1nk hengg q superintendent. and
years tne nGure one aDsa hts cap;
1oen Paul Jones 10 No. 3, Al. GnyaeT,
No. ana b. n. Brooks. No. 4.
aGmNngs9 nogzna
Kseh meessnesr, giks poiieanan,
has his regular beai. and d held ssapon-
sible fef tha ssfvios fheFson pagfoFmsd
Frank HenFy has charge Of the
Feote FROM the north side 81 Cherry 20
The south aida o. Pike street.. and from
the wstsF fFont bach 70 Twelflh street,
within thnss limits.
Paul Jonas Eouts IL from the soafh
side Of ChaKgy sereet 70 TIE south aide
Of Dearborn ntrsst. and fr0m the water
fEont e Twelakh afrsst.
Al. snyheE has the roufs from Pike
street. 60 MeFoar e1neel. aad from the
water frout 20 Seventh sfrses.
R.M Brooks has the ronfs fssm Sew.
enih street 70 Broadway, between Pike
and MERCER streets.
LocATIoH or BOXES.
Traa loak boxes Of ths seauIation Pat
tern have been Distributed about the
city e eouVsnisnt p0lnts. and the car
FieFs are the only persons who have keys
70 unlock them. These haxss ara dis
iribu1ed e. follows. One % 4esler'o
WhaFf, one 90 the north approach 70 tbs
City Dock. one on the coFnss Of seventh
and Jackson streets, one on The oeener
Of Eouih Twelfih aud Maine streets,
one % the corner Of Ninth and James,
one on tas corner Of Twelfsh and 90
lnmbia seFestz, one on the eoFasf Of
Aadison ana Eifth, enc On the corner
Of Third nnd Seneca streets, enc on
Ptka and Bsxeath streets. enc 81 the
Lake Union REoosEy store, one 81 Bell
and Ff0nt streets, one 90 Beooad and
Pine ssrests, enc on Madieon and Front
streets, and ona on Colombia and Front
streets. The Superintendent stated
tDat additional boxes are 70 Be pat h
from time 70 tine - they are needed.
noUns ~ pAzExEAx And coEE1OTIoN.
Tue frst delivery and oollsosion is
made ~ o'clock every morning. The
boys ell leave the postoface at the same
time, With soc mail for the reaidents Of
their respective districts, aud as they
pass the boxes on their route they take
% al the mail. place Il In their canvas
baes. and Oh thslr return deliver u INTO
The pouloldcs. The second delivery and
eolleetion IL uaade AZ 130 .. Ms and a.
6 o'clock every evening , coilsetion is
made, bat no delivery. 30 that persons
having mali 10 40 cut the same night
must have e On the boz before 6 O'Clock,
and persons Wishing 10 reach FREUD
10 the city By means Of drop letter.
should mail the letter before ls80 e'clock
10 the afternoon.
UuIRoHAEB.
The suits worn By the delivery boys,
or -cnFrseRa,n 90 they ara cniied, sre Of
cadet grey, with black tFimminan and
brass bnttons. The caps are made Of
the came material - the suits. The
coats ere eak sack pattern, and are
easy fitting. The carriers seem quite
proud Of their uniforms, and realize
that they ere the observed Of ell ob'
servers &c they pass 40 and down toe
streets, gathering up and distributing
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